SecureCloud · Trellix Security Platform + managed services
Integrated security platform – less complexity, more control, audit-ready.
For CIO and CISO: a consolidated security ecosystem with 24/7 operations, clear responsibility and executive reporting – so that decisions are not based on raw alerts. Platform coverage across endpoint, email, web, cloud and data – now with Trellix Wise for Private Cloud as the AI core of the SOC.
Why SecureCloud – for CIO & CISO
At decision level, outcome, operating model and governance count – not the number of tools.
Consolidation instead of tool sprawl
Platform approach across the central security domains – fewer interfaces, less friction, a clear view of coverage and exposure.
24/7 operations with dependable response
Monitoring, triage and incident response as a defined operating model – so nothing is left unattended and decisions are taken faster.
Governance & reporting, board-ready
KPI-based steering (trends, actions, risk exposure) – suitable for steering committees, audits and management updates.
Modules at a glance
SecureCloud bundles platform and managed security building blocks.
24/7 detection & response
Incident handling and executive reporting as a defined service operation on the Trellix platform. Learn more
Trellix Wise for Private Cloud
The AI core of the SOC – runs on your own hardware or in your VPC, even air-gapped, with full data and AI sovereignty. Learn more
Protection for cloud workloads and cloud usage
Policies, visibility and optimisation for Microsoft 365, AWS and Azure – consistent protection from the device to the cloud. Learn more
Protection against phishing, malware and BEC
Trellix and Forcepoint, delivered by eyeT secure – plus continuous tuning and post-delivery remediation. Learn more
Web traffic control and policy enforcement
Threat defence for all sites and devices – centrally deployable and operable. Learn more
Control of cloud apps and data flows
Governance, shadow IT visibility and policy control for sanctioned and unsanctioned cloud applications. Learn more
When is SecureCloud worthwhile?
Clear triggers instead of long feature lists.
CIO triggers
- Too many point solutions – lack of transparency and high operating costs
- Target: consolidated platform plus predictable service costs (run the business)
- Management expects KPIs and trends instead of security noise
CISO triggers
- Detection and response times must come down – with a growing attack surface
- Audit readiness (policies, reporting, evidence) must work by design
- Incident response needs clear roles, runbooks and communication paths
What the decision level gets afterwards
- Situation picture and exposure trends instead of tool details
- Action list with owners, priorities, status and expected risk impact
- QBR and steering format: decisions, budget and roadmap recommendations, audit evidence
Operating model
Clear, repeatable, auditable.
The operating model, not the individual service, is the core message – because that is what CIOs and CISOs actually buy.
Align – scope, KPIs, risk priorities
Define goals, success metrics and priorities – matched to business risks and audit requirements.
Integrate – onboarding & data sources
Connect the relevant sources (endpoint, email, web, cloud, data) and build a dependable baseline.
Operate – 24/7 monitoring, triage, investigation
Continuous detection and classification of signals – so no alert is left unattended and false positives decrease.
Respond – containment & incident response
Contain, clean up, communication path – including defined approvals and escalation levels (runbooks).
Improve – tuning, health checks, reporting
Continuous optimisation plus executive reporting (weekly, monthly, QBR) – including action list and roadmap derivations.
Governance & reporting
What counts for decision-makers: situation picture, trend, exposure and action status – not raw events.
Weekly – operations
Incidents, triage decisions, open actions, top findings.
Monthly – management
KPI pack: detection and response times, alert trends, coverage, exposure trends, action status.
Quarterly – steering / QBR
Roadmap, lessons learned, budget and priority recommendations, audit readiness.
Roles & responsibilities – compact
One clear contractual partner (eyeT secure), defined customer decisions and a clean operating model.
| Activity | Customer CIO/CISO | Customer IT/SecOps | eyeT secure | Service/SOC |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Scope, goals, KPIs | A | C | R | C |
| Onboarding & integrations | C | R | A | C |
| 24/7 monitoring, triage, investigation | I | C | A | R |
| Executive reporting (monthly/QBR) | A | I | R | C |
Legend: R Responsible, A Accountable, C Consulted, I Informed
Next step
Next step: 30–45 minute scope workshop
Together we clarify scope, critical assets, reporting needs (CIO/CISO) and the first 3–5 use cases.